370Z Front Spacers Fitted

Paul_S

Paul_S

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I finally got round to fitting some 15mm spacers on the front to match the rear. Here are the results:

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If you want a set of 15mm spacers I fitted to the rear then I still have a set for sale on the forum :)
 
Rob Gaskin

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Cars look so much sportier with the arches filled. :thumbs:

Just be careful not to 'kerb' them now Paul.

Do you get any more 'kick' or 'tramlining' from the steering?
 
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Paul_S

Paul_S

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Rob Gaskin said:
Cars look so much sportier with bthe arches filled. :thumbs:

Just be careful not to 'kerb' them now Paul.

Do you get any more 'kick' or 'tramlining' from the steering?
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Yes, I'm really happy with the look. I already had a kerb experience before the spacers went on so I'm relaxed right now - up until I get them refurbed again in the future.

So far I've only really 'driven' the car with the rear spacers on - with no ill effects. I'll report back now I've got all 4 wheels fitted with an extra 15mm.
 
Paul_S

Paul_S

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I've chucked the car about a bit now. I haven't noticed any negative effects. I can't say it's any better either - apart from the appearance :)
 
Paul_S

Paul_S

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It does when there is debris on the road (grit, twigs, etc) but not it's clear. I don't think it's any worse than before though as it was one of the first things I noticed when I picked the car up from the showroom.

Have you noticed it on yours?
 
Rob Gaskin

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Paul_S said:
It does when there is debris on the road (grit, twigs, etc) but not it's clear. I don't think it's any worse than before though as it was one of the first things I noticed when I picked the car up from the showroom.

Have you noticed it on yours?
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Yes I have that's why I asked - thought it might make it worse. Spacing my 240 front wheels out gives worse problems. I didn't get scrubbing on the 350 although I did have minor tyre wear issues on the inner edges on the front, which is a common problem I gather.

It looks good Paul :thumbs:
 
Paul_S

Paul_S

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Yes I have that's why I asked - thought it might make it worse. Spacing my 240 front wheels out gives worse problems. I didn't get scrubbing on the 350 although I did have minor tyre wear issues on the inner edges on the front, which is a common problem I gather.

It looks good Paul :thumbs:
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No worse IMHO.

Thanks for the compliment :)
 
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